And Ed Beach is wearing a XCOM shirt.
Yuck.
What is next? Sports analyst talking exclusively about one team, but wearing the jersey of another team from another sport (but of the same city)?
Yuck.
What is next? Sports analyst talking exclusively about one team, but wearing the jersey of another team from another sport (but of the same city)?
Sure:
Soren Johnson was the lead designer of Civ4. I can't remember if he was the lead designer for both expansion packs or not.
Jon Shafer was lead of Civ5 (I can't remember what his role was in BTS).
Ed Beach is lead designer of Civ5: G&K and BNW.
That's interesting. Knowing this I would really love for this to be the final expansion and for Ed to take the reigns of Civ 6 from day one just to see what he comes up with from scratch
Agreed. The term "tourism" as applied in BNW is misleading, cheesy, and anti-immersive, given how early it appears. It should all be called "culture," with some serving the offensive role and some the defensive. As long as the player knows which functions provide which, there would be nothing confusing about it.
c) the new tech tree displays an unknown building/wonder at Metallurgy,
could this be the Red Fort (a new defense-related wonder)?
This could be, Firaxis has a trend of letting someone who worked extensively on the expansion packs (or a previous version) to become a lead designer for the next game.That's interesting. Knowing this I would really love for this to be the final expansion and for Ed to take the reigns of Civ 6 from day one just to see what he comes up with from scratch
Ed Beach also worked for the second expansion of Civilization III : Conquests.